Poetry Ka Jahaan

Every person has a story. Every mind has an idea. And every voice deserves an opportunity to be heard. Writing is not limited to a particular age, profession or background. Some people write to express their thoughts, some to share their knowledge, some to tell their stories, and others simply because writing is their passion. There are people who have been writing for years but have never found the right platform to publish their work. There are students with fresh ideas, homemakers with inspiring experiences, teachers with valuable knowledge, professionals with unique perspectives, and aspiring authors waiting for their first publication. Many talented individuals remain unheard, not because they lack ability, but because they haven't found the right opportunity. We believe that talent should not be limited by age, background, profession or experience. Why Does Every Writer Need an Opportunity? A platform is more than just a place to publish an article. It is an opportunity to ex...

Look at any calendar, and you will find 12 months neatly arranged from January to December. It seems like a simple and natural way to divide a year. But have you ever wondered why we have exactly 12 months instead of 10, 13, or another number? The answer is surprisingly complicated. Our modern calendar is the result of thousands of years of history, ancient Roman traditions, astronomical calculations, political decisions, and even a few mistakes. In fact, the calendar we use today developed from an ancient Roman system that once had only 10 months and left the winter season almost completely uncounted. So, how did we end up with 12 months? The story begins in ancient Rome. The Original Roman Calendar Had Only 10 Months According to Roman tradition, the earliest calendar was introduced by Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome. Unlike the calendar we use today, it originally contained only 10 months and approximately 304 days. The year began in March and continued through December. The ...

रामायण की सबसे चर्चित घटनाओं में से एक है भगवान राम और रावण के बीच हुआ अंतिम युद्ध। रावण एक अत्यंत शक्तिशाली योद्धा था और उसके साथ युद्ध करना आसान नहीं था। भगवान राम ने कई बार उसके सिर काटे, लेकिन हर बार उसके सिर फिर दिखाई देने लगे। ऐसे में सवाल उठता है— आखिर रावण की मृत्यु का निर्णायक रहस्य किसने बताया था? लोकप्रिय टीवी धारावाहिकों और कई प्रचलित कथाओं में अक्सर यह बताया जाता है कि रावण की कमजोरी के बारे में विभीषण ने भगवान राम को जानकारी दी थी। लेकिन वाल्मीकि रामायण के युद्ध प्रसंग में अंतिम चरण का एक अलग और बेहद महत्वपूर्ण विवरण मिलता है। यहां रावण के अंत के निर्णायक क्षण में भगवान राम के सारथी मातलि की भूमिका सामने आती है। और इससे भी ज्यादा चौंकाने वाली बात यह है कि प्रचलित मान्यता के विपरीत, निर्णायक बाण रावण की नाभि में नहीं, बल्कि उसके वक्ष यानी छाती में लगा था। जब रावण के सिर बार-बार लौट आते थे लंका के युद्ध में भगवान राम और रावण के बीच भयंकर युद्ध चल रहा था। दोनों ओर से लगातार दिव्य अस्त्रों और बाणों का प्रयोग हो रहा था। रावण अपनी असाधारण युद्ध क्षमता के कारण लंबे समय तक रा...

A young physiotherapist's journey from Nawada to Patna is bringing together clinical practice, public awareness and community service. Dr. Suryashankar Kumar, founder of the Enduring Welfare Foundation and associated with Enduring Rehab, is working toward a broader understanding of physiotherapy—one that goes beyond pain management to focus on mobility, rehabilitation and quality of life. A Young Professional With a Clear Mission Healthcare is not limited to diagnosing an illness or treating an injury. It also involves helping people regain independence, understand their health conditions and return to their everyday activities. This broader perspective is reflected in the professional journey of Dr. Suryashankar Kumar, popularly known as Surya. Born in Nawada, Bihar, on December 11, 1999, he has developed a career in physiotherapy while maintaining an interest in social welfare and public engagement. His mother, Sushila Devi, encouraged him to pursue a career in healthcare, helpin...

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, globalisation and changing lifestyles, the challenge of preserving cultural identity while remaining connected with the modern world has become increasingly significant. At the forefront of one such cultural movement is Ekta Nagpal, whose leadership of “Jadon Se Judo” reflects a determined effort to reconnect people, particularly younger generations, with India’s heritage, values, traditions and civilisational wisdom. Established as a continuing initiative in 2018, Jadon Se Judo is not merely an organisation or cultural platform. It represents an idea — that progress and modernity do not require society to distance itself from its roots. Under Ekta Nagpal’s leadership, the initiative has sought to bring Indian culture, Sanatan values, youth awareness and social responsibility closer to people through meaningful and accessible engagement. A Vision Rooted in India’s Cultural Heritage The philosophy behind Jadon Se Judo is broad and de...

Ekta Nagpal is an Indian social activist and the Founder-Trustee of Jadon Se Judoo, an initiative dedicated to the vision of “A Step Towards Nation Building.” Her work reflects a commitment to strengthening the connection between individuals, their cultural roots and the communities to which they belong. Guided by the belief that meaningful progress begins with awareness, compassion and collective responsibility, Ekta advocates for a society where development and traditional values can coexist. Through Jadon Se Judoo, she seeks to encourage community participation, social responsibility and a deeper appreciation of India’s cultural identity. Her philosophy centres on the idea that a nation’s strength lies not only in economic advancement but also in the values, relationships and sense of belonging that unite its people. Ekta’s approach to social service emphasises the importance of grassroots engagement and the role that individuals can play in contributing to positive societal change....

Dr Mayaa SH, a prominent women's rights activist, author, and feminist philosopher, has extensively addressed domestic violence in her work, emphasizing its profound impact and the societal changes required to combat it. Her insights are deeply rooted in her experiences as a survivor and advocate, focusing on empowering women and challenging societal attitudes that blame victims.Beyond her writings, Dr Mayaa SH urges public discourse on gender-based violence, encouraging the use of social media hashtags like #OrangeTheWorld and #GenerationEquality to raise awareness. She also calls for challenging inappropriate behavior, understanding relevant data, and advocating for government investment in data collection on gender-based violence. Employers, she suggests, have a role in creating supportive workplace cultures that encourage survivors to seek mental health support. The Firebrand Feminist and Internationally acclaimed authoress gets candid on her conversation on World Mental Health...